Criminal9/22/2026

Weapons, Ammunition and a Grenade Found in a Refrigerator at a Stable in Maghar

Border Police officers and Northern District police searched a stable in the village of Maghar and discovered a cache of weapons and ammunition inside a refrigerator. All the findings were transferred to forensic laboratories, but the source does not report any arrests or indictments.

Key facts

•Location: the village of Maghar, a stable
•Operation date: September 17; the year was not specified
•Seized: a “Carlo”-type weapon
•Ammunition: 24 full boxes and loose rounds
•Seized: a fragmentation grenade
•No arrests or charges were reported in the case

What Happened

The operation was conducted on September 17 as part of the campaign against illegal weapons used by criminal organizations in violent incidents. During the search of the stable, police officers inspected a refrigerator on the premises and discovered weapons and ammunition inside.

What the Police Seized

The findings included a “Carlo”-type weapon, loose rounds, 24 boxes filled with ammunition, and a fragmentation grenade wrapped in polyethylene. The seized items were transferred to experts for evidence collection and the necessary investigative procedures.

What Stage the Case Is At

The report describes a police operation, not a judicial decision. It does not identify the stable’s owner, suspects, or other parties to proceedings, nor does it specify the legal classification, case number, or applicable statutory provisions. The source also does not provide the investigation’s results.

Context of the Operations in the North

The following day, police arrested a 24-year-old suspect in Afula who, according to the report, was in the yard of a residence while in possession of a stolen military grenade. The source links the two incidents to a series of operations against crime and illegal weapons in northern Israel.

What this means for you

The report shows that police search for illegal weapons not only in residential buildings but also in agricultural structures and hiding places. The seizure itself does not yet establish who is responsible: to proceed, police must examine the findings and collect evidence linking them to specific individuals.

Find a lawyer for this topic

Case analysis based on court rulings